Cardiac toxicity is not apparent with cumulative doses exceeding 500 mg m−2 (Safra et al, 2000).
The results show that about two thirds of the cumulative apparent consumption of PVC are still in use, reaching about 270 kg/capita at current levels.
Veins are concentrated within sedimentary horizons near the fault zone below the basalt (Matsumura et al. 2003), with this heterogeneity also apparent in the cumulative thickness distribution.
(b), (c), and (d) Temporal variations in (left axis) the cumulative apparent moment and (right axis) the cumulative seismic moment (thick black lines) of DLF tremors in the northern, central, and southern areas, respectively.
The MS event count appeared with escalating fluctuation as the energy demonstrated a gradually accelerating increase, while the energy index sharply increased with a stable increase of the cumulative apparent volume.
Fig. 2. Plot of the seismic moment of short-term slow slip events (SSEs) observed geodetically (NIED, 2009; Sekine et al., 2010) versus the cumulative apparent moment of a corresponding episode of DLF tremors (circles).
In all three studies of P. falciparum asymptomatic infections, there was apparent heritability in cumulative and overall gametocyte positivity.
Together, these features of the projections of moving objects give rise to the non-linear biases apparent in the cumulative probabilities in Figure 5, which in turn determine the percentile rank of stimuli in past experience.
The proportion of samples with detectable diclofenac (apparent prevalence), the cumulative distribution of diclofenac concentrations and the arithmetic mean concentration in those samples with detectable levels were broadly similar between the two surveys conducted before and just after the implementation of the ban on diclofenac use for veterinary purposes (T2 cf. T1, Table 1).
The role of pesticide poisoning in the apparent effects of cumulative use is still a question.
